SEM116 (QUIZ 1)

Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen as an example.

Genres include prose, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.

Folktales, myths, legends, proverbs, and songs

Includes historical dramas, tragedies, and comedies.

Found in novels, essays, and non-fiction

Hamlet and romeo and juliet are example of?

Involves invented stories and characters

Ends in disaster

Engages audiences through visual and auditory elements

Focuses on the text's structure and elements.

is used to describe anything from creative writing to more technical or scientific work but the term is most commonly se

Aims to entertain only and often ends happily

Offer new insights upon each reading.

Recorded in writing

Analyzes literature in its historical context.

Poems with a musical quality.

It allowed preservation and dissemination of stories.

Aesthetic appeal in literature.

Includes novels, short stories, fables, parables, and legends

Stimulates critical and abstract thinking.

The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry as an example.

"The Iliad" and "Annabel Lee" as examples.

Long narrative with a complex plot

Essential for staying informed.

14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme.

Uses symbolism and imagery.

Presented to an audience.

Ignores authorial and historical context.

Expresses ideas, emotions, and stories

Autobiographies, biographies, newspapers, and journals.

Developed characters and settings.

written and oral works with artistic value.

It can be fiction or non-fiction.

Based on historical events

Helps understand historical and contemporary societies.

Literature that uplifts and teaches.

the body of written works produced in a particular language, country, or age, or the body of writings on a particular su

Language use that adds beauty to the work.

Written about a person by someone else.

A midsummer night by shakespeare as an example

Literature is diverse and influential

Meant to be performed.

Explores life's fundamental truths

Elegies, sonnets, and odes are common forms

Reflects the poet's inner world.

Evokes emotions and deeper meanings.

Sees literature as a reflection of human nature.

Great literature transcends time and culture.

Focuses on personality and inner drives in literature

The nature of man is CENTRAL to literature. The reader or teacher or critic more or less “requires” that the piece prese

use animals to convey morals

Focuses on personal and emotional feelings.

Combines elements of oral and written literature.

It passed down verbally

Enduring works that withstand the test of time

Focuses on a single event or character

Transmitted through generations by word of mouth

It examine's the literature as a societal reflection

Ordinary grammatical structure

Written by the person it's about.

Often leaves a lasting impression.

Often has a rhythmic and musical quality.

It focus on specific topics or lifestyles.

Reflects cultural heritage and values.

Combines dialogue and action.

Derived from Latin "literatura," meaning writing with letters.

It analyzes the psychology of characters and authors

Considers the author's time and beliefs.

It discusses class struggles and social issues.

Can evoke deep emotions and thoughts.

Deals with fundamental human truths.

Offer insights into individuals' lives and achievements

Offers insight, entertainment, and enlightenment.Encourages critical thinking and empathy.

Includes epics, ballads, and metrical romances.

Provides cultural insights across time and space.

Lacks rhythmic structure of poetry

A mirror to life's experiences and emotions.

Uses aesthetic qualities of language

Employs rhyme, rhythm, and figurative language.

It is both an academic discipline and applied science which pursues to interpret a group or individual by means of found

is a field of study that focuses on human mind, behavior, and experiences

Mourns the loss of someone or something.

Presents factual information and real events.

teach moral or religious lessons.

Tells a story through a narrator and charact

Unique expression of an author's perspective.

Praises or glorifies an event or individual.

Literary criticism in the light of historical evidence or based on the context in which a work was written, including fa

Reveals deeper truths and beauty.

Plays, theater, dance, and film.

Explores lessons within the text.

Novels, short stories, poems, plays, essays.

Promotes ethical values and personal growth.

It is a form of art using language to express ideas and emotions.

is the total of preserved writings belonging to a given language or people.

It covers the current event

Also known as the historical-critical method or higher criticism, is a branch of criticism that investigates the origins

is a term sed to describe written or spoken material.

Aesop's Fables and Biblical parables as examples.

Long poems about heroic deed